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I think you should start preparing for the possibility that the world isn’t going to end.
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Deeply shameful audience behavior at last night’s rep screening of Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. Gales of mocking, ironic laughter as Austin lost his mojo.
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There's an old saying in Zizek—I know it's in Fisher, probably in Jameson—that it’s easier to imagine capitalism than…so to speak, his- history. Than the end of the world. What I mean to say is capitalism, it’s staying. Or we are. Or if we don’t it doesn’t.
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This is the one 😂 #Superman
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turns out i don’t actually have autism i’m just weird and not good at hanging out
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In a better world, the success of Hereditary would’ve ushered in a Gabriel Byrne renaissance
Trying to read local news from @DublinLive and its basically completely unreadable. You wonder why people get their news from twitter?
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“Aren’t Arabs terrified?
Aren’t Iraqis terrified?
Don't Arab and Iraqi women weep when their children die?"
- Tony Benn
People's surprise at Ukraine's position on Israel reveals a rather frightening divorce from reality. I didn't know things were this bad.
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Rose Tyler:
He's a man in a suit, kind of tall, thin... great hair. REALLY great hair
The hair:
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ALT Two men observe another man who appears to be in deep concentration. One of the observing men says "he's been lost in deep thought for days. I don't know what he saw, but it seems to now preoccupy his every waking moment." We see the thinking man contort his face as a thought bubble forms above his head. He is thinking about Brian Jordan Alvarez's "Sitting" video. Alvarez's face has been digitally manipulated to make his eyes and mouth seem comically large. Alvarez sings "sitting is the opposite of standing..."
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When Irish people say “Oh no no I couldn’t possibly” to a cup of tea, we’re just fulfilling the “rejecting the call” part of our hero’s journey. – at Dublin City, Ireland



















